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Whole Earth Telescope observations of BPM 37093: A seismological test of crystallization theory in white dwarfs
A. Kanaan
A. Nitta
D. E. Winget
S. O. Kepler
M. H. Montgomery
T. S. Metcalfe
H. Oliveira
L. Fraga
Michael D. Reed, Missouri State UniversityFollow
For complete list of authors, see publisher's website.
BPM 37093 is the only hydrogen-atmosphere white dwarf currently known which has sufficient mass (∼1.1 M⊙) to theoretically crystallize while still inside the ZZ Ceti instability strip (Teff ∼ 12000 K). As a consequence, this star represents our first opportunity to test crystallization theory directly. If the core is substantially crystallized, then the inner boundary for each pulsation mode will be located at the top of the solid core rather than at the center of the star, affecting mainly the average period spacing. This is distinct from the "mode trapping" caused by the stratified surface layers, which modifies the pulsation periods more selectively. In this paper we report on Whole Earth Telescope observations of BPM 37093 obtained in 1998 and 1999. Based on a simple analysis of the average period spacing we conclude that a large fraction of the total stellar mass is likely to be crystallized.
Physics, Astronomy, and Materials Science
https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361:20041125
Reproduced with permission from Astronomy & Astrophysics, © ESO
Stars: evolution, Stars: individual: BPM 37093, Stars: interiors, Stars: oscillations, White dwarfs
Kanaan, A., Atsuko Nitta, Donald Earl Winget, Souza Oliveira Kepler, Michael Houston Montgomery, Travis S. Metcalfe, H. Oliveira et al. "Whole Earth Telescope observations of BPM 37093: A seismological test of crystallization theory in white dwarfs." Astronomy & Astrophysics 432, no. 1 (2005): 219-224.

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Breaking up the banks?
August 6, 2012 athenamike2 Comments
Sandy Weill, the big banker most associated with breaking down the government barrier between investment and commercial banking to form Citigroup, now says that big banks should be broken up to protect taxpayers.
Richard Kovacevich, the former CEO of Wells Fargo (full disclosure: my clients and I own shares of Wells Fargo), says banks are safer as big banks.
Who's right? Who should voters, legislators, regulators, the Federal Reserve, the executive branch, the press, etc. listen to?
Let's look at their respective records.
Citigroup was formed by the merger of Travelers group–run by Weill–with Citigroup in 1998. Citigroup's split-adjusted stock price was over $300 per share in April 1998, the month its merger occurred. Weill was chairman of Citigroup until he retired as CEO in 2003 (Citigroup: $474 per share) and chairman in 2006 ($500 per share). Weill hired as his successor Chuck Prince, who later became famous for excusing Citigroup's participation in the sub-prime meltdown by saying, "as long as the music is playing, you've got to get up and dance." Prince chose to enter early retirement in November 2007 after Citigroup blew up. Citigroup gladly took $45 billion in assets from the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) in 2008 and 2009 and has paid back only 44% ($20 billion). Citigroup also received $306 billion in asset guarantees as part of the TARP program. Citigroup's stock price crashed to $15 per share in 2009 (down 97% from May 2007), and is currently around $28 (down 91% since the Citigroup merger, and 94% since Weill retired as CEO and chairman).
Wells Fargo was formed by the merger of Norwest Corp.–run by Kovacevich–with Wells Fargo in 1998. Wells Fargo's split-adjusted stock price was $18 in November 1998, the month its merger occurred. Kovacevich stepped down as CEO in 2007 ($35) and chairman in 2009 ($27). Kovacevich's successor, John Stump, is still CEO and chairman of Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo was forced (Kovacevich has been quite vocal in his criticisms of TARP and how he pounded the table–literally–trying not to be forced to take the funds) to take $25 billion in TARP funds and repaid them in full as soon as the government would allow it. Wells Fargo received no asset guarantees as part of TARP. Wells Fargo was strong enough during the financial crisis of 2008 to buy out distressed Wachovia (snatched from Citigroup's clutches because Citigroup required government loss guarantees to buy Wachovia). Wells Fargo's stock price fell to $12 per share in 2009 (down 67% from May 2007), and is currently $34 (up 89% since the Wells Fargo merger, and down 3% and up 26% since Kovacevich retired as CEO and chairman, respectively).
Basically, Weill created a Frankenstein's monster of a bank that, not surprisingly, blew up during the financial crisis of 2008. Weill was a deal-maker that used his political influence and bluster to build an unstable house of cards that collapsed with the first real puff of wind. His bank would have gone under without government guarantees that are outstanding to this day. Not only did his bank fail on almost every measure, it destroyed 90% of shareholder value. Why exactly would anyone want to listen to this "expert's" opinion?
Kovacevich, on the other hand, built Wells Fargo slowly and stably over time. His bank was sound enough to handle the worse financial crisis since the Great Depression, so much so that he could afford to bail out another large unstable bank without any government assistance. He did it because he understood banking instead of political influence. Under his stewardship and that of his successor's, Wells Fargo has succeeded on almost every measure and has created value for shareholders. Kovacevich is the type of expert that people should be listening to, and he's not calling to break up the banks.


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Dr Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao, also known as Dr C N R Rao, is a renowned chemist in India. To date, he has written close to 1,500 research papers and 45 scientific books.
Dr C N R Rao is one of the world's foremost and leading solid state and materials chemists and has contributed significantly to this field over the last 50 years.
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His outstanding and groundbreaking work in transition metal oxides has enhanced people's basic understanding of novel phenomena and the relationship between properties of materials and structural chemistry of these materials.
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In January 2013, Dr C N R Rao received China's top science award for his contributions in enhancing Sino-India scientific cooperation.
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Police arrest two juveniles in connection with Wilton homicide, searching for others who were involved
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A man who had been shot and driven to the hospital in a private vehicle died after health professionals could not revive him using traditional life-saving efforts.
NEW CASTLE (DE): Police say they have arrested two juveniles in connection with a shooting incident that resulted in the death of a man who lived in the Wilton community on Sunday November 22, 2020.
After investigating a nearby homicide in Appleby Estates early Friday night November 13, 2020, New Castle County Police were investigating yet another homicide not far away in the Wilton Development.
Police were notified just before 4:00 p.m. Sunday November 15, 2020, that a man with gunshot wounds had arrived at a local hospital by a private vehicle.
It's unknown why the victim was driven to a hospital and why 9-1-1 was not called but Police say, although life-saving efforts were provided at the hospital, the victim succumbed to his wounds.
According to police spokesman Lopez Garcia, Officers were able to ascertain that the incident occurred in the community of Wilton, particularly in the area of Ashley Drive.
It's unknown if the two most recent incidents are related due to it's proximity to one another.
On Friday November 13, 2020, a man died at a local hospital after officers located him with gunshot wounds on Estates Drive and Conlin Court in Appleby Estates.
According to a news release, Detectives from the New Castle County Division of Police apprehended the two male juvenile suspects without incident on November 17, 2020.
One of the juveniles is being held in lieu of $1,040,000 cash bail. The other juvenile was released with $21,000 unsecured bail.
New Castle County Police Chief Colonel Vaughn Bond Jr. weighed in on the senseless tragedy:
"Yet another senseless killing of a young man and sadly committed by juveniles who have altered their course of life. I am grateful that our detectives worked tirelessly to solve this sad case and provide much needed answers to the victim's family." said New Castle County Police Chief Colonel Vaughn Bond Jr.
Closure for the family? Not quite because police say they are not done yet. They are still searching for more suspects. "This an active and on-going investigation, detectives from New Castle County Police are searching for additional suspects.," Said Police spokesman Lopez Garcia.
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The New Castle County Division of Police is asking anyone with video surveillance within that time frame or information regarding this incident to please contact Detective Jennifer Escheman at (302) 395-8110 or Jennifer.Escheman@newcastlede.gov.
Tipsters may also call Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333 or IM us on Facebook at New Castle County Police Department.
If you or someone you know is a victim or witness of a crime or have lost a loved one to a sudden death and are in need of assistance, the New Castle County Division of Police Victim Services Unit is available to offer you support and resources through (302)-395-8000.
Delaware Newsline does not release the names or images of juveniles who have been accused of a crime that has not resulted in a conviction or victims of violent crimes.


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Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Star were all revitalized as part of Norwegian Cruise Line's 'Norwegian Edge' program.
They feature new designs and venues including Los Lobos Cantina and the adults-only enclave Spice H2O. Syd Norman's Pour House, an American rock 'n' roll bar and lounge, makes its debut aboard Norwegian Breakaway.
The 2013-built Norwegian Breakaway also gained upgraded accommodations, public spaces and more during a two-week dry dock in Brest, France.
Syd Norman's Pour House replaced Fat Cats Jazz & Blues Club, and is a tribute to the grandfather of 'Rock of Ages' playwright Chris D'Arenso and modeled after influential rock houses such as CBGBs, The Rainbow and the Fillmore. Vintage décor, diner-style seating and a playlist of classic rock from the late 1960s to 1980s are offered.
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Additional Norwegian Breakaway upgrades included enhancements to Bliss Ultra Lounge with new, premium furniture, new carpet in all 2,014 staterooms and suites, a full transformation of the gift shop and new carpet in the staircases, elevators and lobbies.
The 2001-built Norwegian Sun underwent a three-week bow-to-stern renovation in Victoria, BC. Three new venues–Los Lobos Cantina, Bliss Ultra Lounge and Spinnaker Lounge—joined the refreshed staterooms and public spaces.
Los Lobos Cantina offers a modern take on traditional Mexican favorites like guacamole prepared tableside, tacos al pastor, enchiladas de mole and handcrafted margaritas. Replacing Las Ramblas Bar and Restaurant, the Cantina features leather banquettes, dark wood tables and seating and ranchero-style design accents.
Bliss Ultra Lounge, formerly Dazzles, is the new bar and nightclub where passengers can begin or end their evenings. Enhancements include an updated look with new plush seating, cocktail tables, bar stools, chandeliers, wall sconces, wall coverings, ornamental ceilings and a wooden dance floor.
The Spinnaker Lounge replaces the Observation Lounge and showcases a fresh design with a natural color palette in blue, beige and tan. New to the venue are leather chairs, carpet, chandeliers, wall coverings and a stone-top bar.
All 968 staterooms were upgraded with smart televisions and USB ports as well as new carpet, artwork and select furniture. The revitalized accommodations have a palette of cool blue hues and silver and turquoise accents. Abstract art adorns the staterooms and suites for a modern feel.
The renovations also touched dining outlets and public spaces including Cagney's, La Cucina, Le Bistro, Teppanyaki, Mandara Spa, Stardust Lounge Theater, Splash Academy and other areas.
Following a nearly three-week dry dock in Barcelona, Spain, Norwegian Star emerged with enhancements to its staterooms, public spaces, restaurants, bars and lounges. The 2001-built ship also unveiled three new venues: Sky High Bar, Bliss Ultra Lounge and Spice H2O.
Sky High Bar showcases a new design complete with an updated bar and seating for close to 120. Replacing Bier Garten, the outdoor bar and lounge offers the best views on board.
Bliss Ultra Lounge replaces Spinnaker Lounge for late-night entertainment and now has a light, neutral color palette and a complete redesign with new carpet, custom loungers, seating, an upgraded bar and artwork.
For the first time, Norwegian Star offers the adults-only Spice H2O. This venue features a private pool, hot tubs, full bar and uninterrupted ocean views. During the day, it makes an ideal spot for sunbathing, and at night it transforms into an open-air lounge with live entertainment, DJs and themed parties.
All 1,174 staterooms and suites were outfitted with USB ports, enhanced with over 1,500 artworks and upgraded with new carpet, headboards and select furniture. The three-bedroom Garden Villas, which feature private deck areas and can accommodate up to seven people, were also remodeled in a light and airy design.
Additional enhancements were made to the bars and lounges, restaurants and public spaces including Atrium Café & Bar, Garden Café and the main dining rooms. A VIP section was added in the casino.


I read this last night and really thought it was a great scripture to share for Sunday as we start our week with Jesus. I hope that you enjoy what Pastor Greg Laurie wrote as much as I did.
Every time the Bible talks about our future, there is an exhortation to live a godly life. God doesn't give us Bible prophecy to tantalize, entertain, or titillate; He gives us Bible prophecy to say, "Wake up, and pay attention! Be living a godly life because Jesus Christ is coming back again."
Second Peter 3:11 says, "Therefore, since all these things will be dissolved, what manner of persons ought you to be in holy conduct and godliness . . . ?"
We should keep God's Word because His words are faithful and true (see Revelation 22:6). Every word is trustworthy and reliable.
We should also keep God's Word because His coming is near. Jesus said, "Behold, I am coming quickly!" (Revelation 22:7). But God's definition of "quickly" is not the same as ours.
It is like when my wife and I are getting ready to go somewhere. When I say, "I am ready," it means that I am ready to walk out the door, get into the car, and drive away. When Cathe says she is ready, that is a relative term. It might mean that she has to put a couple of things away or maybe run upstairs and grab a sweater. Cathe and I define "I am ready" differently.
The Greek word translated "quickly" in verse 7 has less to do with how soon Jesus will return and more to do with the suddenness of the event when it occurs. When John is using this word, he is not using it in the sense of time as much as he is talking about a series of events that will happen in rapid succession once they start. It is sort of like dominoes that are closely stacked together. Once the first domino falls, it is fast.
If you are sitting on the fence today thinking that you still have time to ask Jesus into your heart as your Savior. Please don't wait He could come at any time.
If you want a new life in Christ Jesus, ask Him into your heart today. Simply pray this: Lord Jesus Christ, I believe that You took the pain and the sins of world on the cross to give me new life. I ask You to come into my heart and to give me Your peace and joy. I confess that I am a sinner that I have gone my own way and have done wrong. Please forgive me for my sins. I receive You now as my Lord and Savior. Please fill me with Your Holy Spirit. Help me to follow You and to serve You all the days of my life. Thank you so much for loving me, in Jesus name I pray, Amen. If you prayed that prayer you are a new creature in Christ Jesus! You are Born Again! God bless you!!!


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Makeover for Keppel Row
By Suruchi Sharma - Thu 25 April 2019, 2:33 pm
The transformation of a historic alleyway in Southwark was celebrated this month after the walkway was given a sustainable makeover.
Keppel Row links the borough's Southwark Bridge Road and Great Guildford Street, and now includes rain gardens, improved accessibility, and a new public art work in the form of a golden figure that watches over the passageway created by artist Marian Grolmus.
Southwark Council worked with non-profit organisation Better Bankside, as well as residents and businesses in the area to deliver the street improvements, with funding from the mayor's Air Quality Fund, Greener City Fund, and the developers of 61 Southwark Street.
The project started with work by the Environmental Research Team at King's College that revealed people were exposed to 25% less air pollution when walking on Keppel Row and America Street, compared to walking on Southwark Street.
Keppel Row has been resurfaced with a water permeable treatment, allowing rain water to pass through into a tank system below, reducing the rate of rain water run-off and risk of surface water flooding, and also features timber sleeper edging referencing the nearby railway viaduct.
The council's cabinet member for environment, transport and air quality, Councillor Richard Livingstone, recently joined Donald Hyslop, chair of Better Bankside, and residents and workers from the area to celebrate the changes at Keppel Row.
Livingstone said: "Keppel Row is an excellent example of how we can all work together to transform uninviting spaces into accessible and welcoming environments for pedestrians; offering cleaner air, sustainable drainage, public art and some welcome greenery, all away from busy A roads.
"I look forward to collaborating on the next phase of this project and taking what we've learned here to Borough High Street."
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Joseph Weik practices exclusively in the area of Plaintiffs' Personal Injury and Workers' Compensation Law.
In the area of Plaintiffs Personal Injury, he has handled cases involving motor vehicle collisions, premise liability, transportation liability, and product failures. He is a frequent lecturer in the area of plaintiffs' personal injury for both the Delaware State Bar Association and the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Weik has been lead counsel in approximately seventy-five cases that have gone to a jury trial in the area of plaintiffs' personal injury. In addition, he has experience in the appellate area before the Delaware State Supreme Court....
(302) 658-9200	1201 N. Market St.
Antitrust, IP, Patents and Trademarks
Michael is a partner in the Intellectual Property Litigation Group and serves on the Firm's Diversity Committee. He represents clients as lead or Delaware counsel in litigation in the District of Delaware in a wide variety of industries, with a particular focus on web-based technology, networking, biotechnology and consumer products. Representative clients include Amazon.com, Aruba Networks, Cisco Systems, f'real Foods, Gillette, Nespresso, Orbitz, Rite Aid, Sprint, Staples, Symantec, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Trend Micro, UCB, and Xilinx. In 2016 and 2017, Michael was named an "associate to watch" in the Chambers USA category for Delaware Intellectual Property.
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Brian E Lutness
New Castle, DE Attorney with 23 years experience
(302) 888-2900	182 Christiana Rd
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Pace Law School
If you are injured at work or in an automobile accident, I will be there through the thick and the thin. I have offices in Wilmington, New Castle and Seaford because I want to be near to you when you need me the most. I am a dedicated personal injury and workers' compensation attorney who will answer all of your questions – even the ones you forgot to ask when you talked to me the first time – and I will lay out a practical, step-by-step plan for you and your family moving forward. When you are hurt...
Paul D. Sunshine
Wilmington, DE Lawyer
(302) 477-7100	1523 Concord Pike
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Products Liability
Paul D. Sunshine focuses his practice in the areas of general liability, construction defect, trucking and transportation litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Mr. Sunshine brings with him more than 25 years of experience representing clients in a wide range of matters including products liability, toxic tort, transportation, general liability, personal injury and construction defect litigation.
Mr. Sunshine has a proven track record of representing regional, national and international clients in all phases of litigation throughout Delaware and Maryland. He has extensive experience with a wide range of client products and services and incorporates the varied needs and goals of his...
Michael L. Sensor Esq.
(302) 351-0770	1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Free ConsultationAsbestos, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Michael L. Sensor is an attorney in the Wilmington, Delaware office of Lundy Law. He was admitted to the Delaware Bar in 1996. In 1993, he received his B.A. in German from Temple University, where he was named to the Delta Phi Alpha National German Honor Society. Mr. Sensor received his Juris Doctor from Duquesne University School of Law in 1996, where he was active in trial advocacy competitions. Mr. Sensor is an AV(r) Preeminent Peer Review Rated Lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating available through that organization for legal ability and ethics. ("CV, BV...
Timothy J. Weiler
(302) 658-6900	716 North Tatnall Street
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Immigration
Timothy J. Weiler is a Delaware bankruptcy attorney and owner of Tim Weiler Law in Wilmington, Delaware. The firm helps consumers eliminate debt through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy,
Timothy J. Weiler was one of the few Delaware bankruptcy lawyers that were instrumental in convincing state legislators to change Delaware's conservative exemptions. These changes have allowed numerous Delaware residents seeking debt relief to remain in their homes and keep more of their personal property. Mr. Weiler has been practicing bankruptcy law since 1990.
Hi, I'm Tim Weiler. Welcome to my website. I understand the frustration and fear
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John Legare Williams
(302) 575-0873	1201 N. Orange St., Suite 600
Business, Estate Planning and Trademarks
The Williams Law Firm leads business owners to attain goals. The firm advises business owners with sophisticated business and estate planning and litigation at reasonable rates. You can trust us when the most important things in your life are on the line: everything you own and everyone you love. John Williams is Vice President of the firm. He is known nationwide as an expert on the Delaware Series LLC. He has presented many lectures on the topic and has consulted with the Uniform Laws Counsel on proposed series provisions to be added to the uniform LLC Act. He also has experience...
Francis E Farren
(302) 525-0087	24 Prestbury Square
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile and Traffic Tickets
Former prosecutor with over 25 years experience working in the criminal justice system; currently protecting the accused as a criminal defense lawyer. Francis provides aggressive representation to people from all walks of life throughout the state of Delaware, including college students and out-of-state clients facing charges.
Michael P. Minuti
Wilmington, DE Lawyer with 4 years experience
(215) 515-2236	300 Delaware Avenue, Suite 805
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
When you've been injured or lost a loved one due to an accident on the road, in the workplace or due to medical malpractice, you want an attorney who understands your claim and the best strategy to secure compensation. At McCann & Wall, LLC, our Philadelphia personal injury lawyers bring an individualized level of attention to every case, along with a unique and valuable perspective as former legal counsel for insurance companies. We've successfully claimed numerous multi-million dollar settlements for clients in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey and would be happy to discuss your case.
Kevin Gerard Healy
(302) 368-4200	16 Polly Drummond Hill Road
Kevin Healy is a founding member of the Morris James Personal Injury Group and is the resident Personal Injury Attorney in the Newark, Delaware location. Every day offers Kevin the opportunity and privilege to serve our clients with the help of our personal injury team. The Personal Injury Group is dedicated to helping individuals who have been injured as a result of the negligence of others as well as those who have suffered injuries at work. It is with great pride that Kevin takes a personal interest in his clients, counseling them through a claims process...
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Dana L. Reynolds
(302) 428-8900	30C Trolley Square
Criminal Defense, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Dana Reynolds earned a B.S. Degree from Cornell University and a J.D. Degree from Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, DE. She is a former law clerk to Senior Judge Jane R. Roth of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and former Chief Judge Chandlee Johnson Kuhn of the Family Court of Delaware. Ms. Reynolds also worked as an associate attorney at Richards, Layton & Finger, P.A.
In 2010, Ms. Reynolds founded the Law Offices of Dana L. Reynolds, LLC. The firm's family law practice areas include:
•	Divorce, property division and alimony
•	Prenuptial and separation agreements
•	Child custody and...
Lisa Lynn Coggins
(302) 575-1555	824 N. Market St., Suite 1000
Lisa, a director at Ferry Joseph, P.A., concentrates her practice on the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration and litigation, elder law, including but not limited to guardianship actions, commercial bankruptcy and business formation and documentation. Lisa routinely represents individuals, businesses, executors/personal representatives, trustees, Chapter 7 trustees, litigation/liquidation trustees, plan administrators and municipalities in various matters throughout Delaware. Additionally, Lisa often serves as a court appointed attorney ad litem in guardianship actions and represents clients through Delaware Volunteer Legal Services. Lisa has been certified as a mediator by the Superior Court for the State of...
Louis J. Rizzo Jr
Bankruptcy, Business and Insurance Defense
Morton R. Kimmel
Newark, DE Attorney
(302) 565-6100	56 W. Main Street
Free ConsultationAsbestos, Construction, Insurance Claims and Nursing Home
George Washington University National Law Center, Washington, District of Columbia
William Bowser
(302) 571-6601	1000 West Street
Bill Bowser has represented both private and public employers on a full range of labor and employment matters for over 20 years and is ranked as a top employment lawyer in Delaware by Chambers USA and The Best Lawyers in America. Bill joined Young Conaway in 1993, after over four years as New Castle County Attorney. Bill defends employers in employment discrimination, wrongful termination, and "whistleblower" lawsuits in state and federal courts. Bill has vast experience in representing employers in collective bargaining and administrative proceedings before the NLRB, EEOC, the Delaware Department of Labor, and other government agencies. He assists...
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Rachel D. Allen
Wilmington, DE Attorney with 8 years experience
Pennsylvania State University - Dickinson School of Law
Rachel is an attorney at Weik, Nitsche & Dougherty practicing in the areas of personal injury and workers' compensation. Rachel was born in Annapolis, Maryland. She attended Iowa State University, obtaining her B.A. in 2003 in Political Science and International Studies. She studied law at Penn State's Dickinson School of law where she served as an Editor on the yearbook of Arbitration and Mediation. Ms. Allen received her J.D. in 2010 and was admitted to the bar of the State of Delaware in March 2011.
Rachel served as a Certified Legal Intern with the Penn State Family Law Clinic in 2009...
Raeann Carol Warner
(302) 656-5445	750 Shipyard Drive Suite 200
Raeann Warner, a native of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, attended Florida State University where she graduated magna cum laude in 2002 with degrees in political and social sciences.
She then returned to the Delaware Valley and received her law degree from Widener Law School where she graduated, cum laude, in 2006.
She was admitted to practice in Delaware in 2006 and Pennsylvania and New Jersey in 2007.
She has been representing plaintiffs in childhood sexual abuse and employment cases since early 2007. She is a Director of the firm.
Raeann was selected to the Super Lawyers' Delaware Rising Stars List in 2012, 2013, and...
Seth H. Yeager
Business and Insurance Defense
Seth H. Yeager, Associate in Reger Rizzo & Darnall's Wilmington, Delaware office, concentrates his practice in the area of civil litigation. He has extensive litigation experience in Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland state courts.
While in law school, Mr. Yeager interned for the Office of the Public Defender in Ft. Lauderdale, FL and also clerked for Pepco Holdings, Inc. in Wilmington, DE. After graduating from Widener University School of Law and Business Administration in 2010, he served as the Judicial Law Clerk to The Honorable Charles W. Welch, III and The Honorable Anne Hartnett Reigle of the Kent County Court...
Civil Rights, Employment, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Robert Jacobs co-founded Jacobs & Crumplar in 1981. After graduating from City College of the City University of New York in 1963 with a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering and receiving his law degree from Temple University in 1968, Bob practiced with the Wilmington law firm of Bader, Dorsey & Kreshtool before forming Jacobs & Crumplar. Jacobs applies his knowledge in chemical engineering to a variety of patent litigation cases. His experiences and successes in both engineering and patent litigation have made him an effective attorney in both State and Federal Courts.
Xiaojuan Huang
Bankruptcy, Business, Immigration and Personal Injury
We care about our client. We know people who consider filing a bankruptcy are probably experiencing a great deal of stress. We know how immigration status is important to you and your family. We also understand when you start a company, it could be confusing and frustrating and you have many questions in your mind. When you call or come in for a consultation, we discuss your situation and advise you the available options. We return your emails and phone calls promptly. And, we care about achieving the best possible outcome for your case and making sure the...
Elizabeth B. Lewis
Environmental, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Delaware Law School
Elizabeth Lewis graduated from the University of Delaware (B.A., 1978) and the Delaware Law School (J.D. 1988) before she came to work at Jacobs & Crumplar. She is a Director of the firm.
Liz is a member of the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association, where she serves on the Board of Governors. Liz's practice areas include personal injury litigation, worker's compensation and other toxic torts including environmental litigation.
Christopher Curtin
Centreville, DE Attorney with 42 years experience
(302) 504-7294	5721 Kennett Pike
Centreville, DE 19807
Consumer and Personal Injury
Chris serves individuals, businesses in matters involving product warranty and liability; and government officials and businesses in government and corporate ethics.
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The Arizona rainbow cactus (also known as the rainbow hedgehog cactus or Echinocereus rigidissimus) thrives in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 6 through 10, where it reaches heights of about one foot. It can take up to a year before you have an established cactus to show for your work, but the process pays off in spades: This succulent plant sprouts spectacularly showy, funnel-like flowers in bright hues of red, pink, purple, yellow or white.
Fill a small, clean plant container -- preferably a shallow container, about 4 inches deep, with drainage holes -- with pasteurized potting mix. Mix in granite, perlite or pumice to a ratio of half potting mix and half soil additive. Amending the soil with one of these additives helps encourage proper drainage. Water the soil through and allow it to drain.
Spread a layer of Arizona rainbow cactus seeds on the topsoil. Cover the seeds lightly with your amended potting mix. Place a transparent lid over the top of the container. It doesn't have to be a perfect fit, as long as it covers the lip of the pot. This helps your cactus retain moisture during the germination process.
Choose a sunny indoor location for your Arizona rainbow cactus. This plant enjoys plenty of light and warmth, but for best results, move the container away from direct sunlight during intensely sunny parts of the day, such as high noon.
Keep an eye on your cactus as it germinates. With mild sunlight, the initial soil moisture and the condensation collected on the lid may be enough to water the seed during germination. If you don't see signs of condensation on the lid, test the soil with your finger -- your cactus needs moist soil throughout the germination process. When spines appear, remove the cover to allow ventilation. Typically, germination takes about two weeks. Until you transport the plant, keep the soil moist, never completely dry but never waterlogged.
Transport your rainbow cactus to a larger container, about twice the size of the first one, six months to a year after planting. By this time, the plant should be about the size of a grape. Allow the soil to drain completely before transplanting. Using the same soil mix as before, gently lift the entire plant and move it to the new soil-filled pot. Pat the soil around the plant until it feels firm. Water your cactus slowly and deeply immediately after transporting.
Place the young Arizona rainbow cactus in a shady outdoor location that receives plentiful air flow. Ideally, the move outdoors is done during cool, mild weather. Keep the plant in a shady location or one with dappled sunlight until it grows to about 3 inches across. At that point, you can move it to a spot that gets full sunlight exposure.
You can substitute general-use, soluble houseplant fertilizer for cactus formula, but dilute the fertilizer to half-strength before using it.
Ketchum, Dan. "How to Grow an Arizona Rainbow Cactus From Seeds." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-arizona-rainbow-cactus-seeds-69828.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.
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Encapsulating Melbourne's diverse and intricate music scene within 90 minutes is no easy feat, but filmmaker Tobias Willis managed to do just that. Willis' documentary premiered at MIFF last weekend to a sold out reception at The Forum. If you've attended a live music event in the last two or three years you've most likely spotted Willis with his bulky camera trying to blend in to the crowd. Willis attempted to make a speech before the film but it was stifled by tears. It was clear to anyone in the audience just how much passion this song director held. To watch years of footage come together seamlessly was a magical moment.
Willis managed to highlight a plethora of indispensable roles within the music industry, with interviews from record store owners, audio producers, label managers, radio personalities, venue owners, bookers and of course, artists. It was comforting to see familiar faces on the screen, and to learn about others who play an integral part within the scene. Each interview differed character and perspective, however all were united by their love of music.
A clear highlight of the film was Jen Cloher's interview, the audience agreeing with applause after every one of her replies. Cloher has been a steadfast voice for reason regarding struggles women face within the industry. During her chat she reminds the audience that the scene is slowly shifting and that there are more spaces opening up for those who are not cis white males. A refreshing perspective to see on the big screen.
One of the only possible criticisms of this film is that it perhaps at times felt quite amateur, but that is indeed, what makes Melbourne's music scene so wonderful. It was a nod to the love Melbourne has for underground and self-made music. The city will undoubtedly provide a stage and an audience for any type of live performance on any day of the week.
After touching on many of the struggles within the music industry, namely the lack of money, the film left the audience with an overwhelming sense of hope. Now Sound somehow manages depict what it is exactly that makes the scene in Melbourne so utterly unique. Sometimes Melbourne's love of music is simply illogical; sticky carpets and hot sweaty rooms, albeit it becomes apparent throughout the narrative exactly how live music unites us all, no matter our differences. If you're involved in Melbourne's music scene in any way, or even just a fan, then this documentary was created for you.


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Q: dynamic typed list in razor template // this function working perfectly
public dynamic CountTable()
{
    return (from t in db.Users
            group t by t.Type into g
            select new
            {
                type = g.Key,
                count = g.Count(),
                ActiveGroups = (from t in g group t by t.Active into ag select new { active = ag.Key, count = ag.Count() })
            }).ToList();
}

    // and this loop working in MVC Controller
    foreach (dynamic uct in ur.CountTable())
    {
        int x = uct.count;
    }

But not working in template:
Line 12: @foreach (dynamic uct in ViewBag.ur.CountTable())
Line 13: {
Line 14:     int adet = uct.count;
Line 15: }

Line 14: 'object' does not contain a definition for 'count'
Why? What can I do?

A: Anonymous types are compiled into internal classes.
The standard binder used by dynamic will only bind to public members of public classes.
Therefore, you cannot use it with anonymous types from a different assembly.
For more information, see here.

A: Cannot say for sure as I never use dynamic but I suspect that this is a situation which is not supported by the razor view engine. Although you can have a dynamic model and directly invoke properties on it.
For example the following works:
@foreach (dynamic uct in new[] { new { Name = "foo" } })
{

@uct.Name

}

but if we move this into some static method somewhere else:
@foreach (dynamic uct in Foo.SomeStaticMethod())
{

@uct.Name

}

it no longer works as I suspect razor converts automatically to object.

Instead of using dynamic I would recommend you defining a couple of types and work with strong types.

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